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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-25
FORT WORTH MARKETs-DAILY RE
WEE.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FoRT Worth. TEX. May "a, 1857.


BUrTER-l25E GI5c per D creamery zoe.
COFFEE-Rio, fair PIC; prime 2215c; choice
23Rc; LaSuyra 2Olzc; Java 33lsci Golden Rio
Sac; Pea Berry 26c.
'HEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
l0Gl0Rc; full cream twins l6c.
CABBAGE-New southern crop, So 7564 90
per crate.
CANNED GOODs-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, standard, 81 so; peaches, standard. 2
MS, 81 60: 3 lbs = Is: seconds, MS, 81 So; lbs
81 90; tomatoes, star dard. TBS 81 10; seconds,
lbs s. lbs 81 40; green corn 81 lOGl so;
green peas 81 1O0I 90; gooseberries 81 10: rasp
berries 81 S. oysters, full weight b 90695c;
, lbs 81 756l 90; i. VT. b $; 2Bs $; salmon,
81 20; BIS s.; mackerol, ! b 81 60;
sardines, American, Sc 50 easel Imported Sl2 50
ala 10 case; strawberries, Bs 81 40; blackber-
ries 81 10; green cages S; Eagle condensed
milk IS rs.
SPRING lss7-PRIcE LIST OF DRY GOODS.
Prints-Abion solids, 51zc; Albion Shepard
plaids, 5hIc; albion silver grey5, 5hci Aliens
fancies, 5Hc; Aliens special, SIC; American
fancles, 5Hc: American indigo, 7c; anchor
sheetngs, sc; Berlin oils, all colors, exc Bar
wick fancy, 4cj Cor estoga, new fancies, 5%c;
COnestoga, chocolates, 5HC; Eddystone novel
ties, &c; Eddystone satines, &c; Gloucester sill
yer greys, BIC; Hartel fancies, 5Hc: Hartel
satines, oHc; Hartel shifting, &c; Hamilton
staples. 5hci Ramapo fancies, ici simpsons
mourning, Sci simpsons silver grey, &c; Simp
sons linen finish, TO. Windsor fancies, sc;
Martha Washington fanoies, 41c; assorted
standards, Sc.
Bleached Cottors-security *, SC; social L
71c; Dyerville "a, &c; Ellerton "A, 7llc; gllded
age "A, TXc: Lonsdale, a, SIC:
Lonsdale cambria lie; hero ~ 714c
fidelity 1 1, IKE; forget me not, &c; John
Hancock, 7Hc Langhsm cambria, Sc; ne plus
ultra, exc.
Cotton Checks-Black Warrior, 71Ic; Caro-
lima, *; Southern, * Georgia. I; Mississippi
I; UtilHy, 6h; Ottoway, Ga; Randlemsn, IL;
Greenbr;ar, X.
Cottonades-Aperdeen, sHc; Little Rock,
Sc: Ollie's choice, sxc; Bell D & I. l1Hci Blue
Ridge. lSc; Mt Vernon n, lqc: Mt Vernon, d
P, lie; Mt Vernon, B T, l3Hc; Norman zoe;
Richmond, IA; Surrey, l3h; Burment, liz;
Golden Peak, 20; Old Cabin, 8; Tecumseh, ISL !;
Waterloo, l6H.
Dress Goods-American. sails; imported,
l6445.
inghams-Amoskeag staple checks, Ike;
Amoskeag novelties, S1Ic; Amoskeag lotus, SC |;
Caledonia staples, 7hGIxc; Elmsdale dress
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-25

slowly, coming back to the original sub
feet, "that is not going to interfere with
mis- reelection. Mr.. Sherman will find
northern manufacturers, who are going
to turn the tide, more occupied with bust
ness than politics, and the young men
Of the party sticking right to its progress
sive elements. The colored men, too,
VINO are finding themselves prosperous
under a Democratic administration, will
begin to break away from the Repuhli-
canS,b
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-25

The play with which Mrs. Langtry VIII
paralyze London on her temperance In
that city has, in its artistic climax, a due
to the death, in which the heroine, Mrs
Langtry, lets daylight into the villafn
while the audience is lost in admiration
OF her half concealed form.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

aal6n gxATzs1kn . or INTEREST," Nn0AnD-
ne xzn coMma KBooxEkRIuns.
Wasaxno1oH. OF. If.--It eaa Be
asthoril4tively stalsd that he soosaf
Conferences botuees the beeretaEy eg
Slats end ths GsAefy OommianioneFs,
Putman and Angel, the matter of ths
fEss adminsiun Of canadlen Anh Wns
not aQreed uDon noF uas dnal deoision
taksn npon eny paint q the eomlnR
nsRoliaa1ona. Th1re seems g. ha 8
strong tend1nsy II esEtain quaFteEa,
notably h EnRliah nsWapapezl. % oen.
nsot TIE ssizaTs of seAlsss II Bshgina
Bsa wiih the CanadiAn 6shagy noQetIa-
sions. Aae mafasF % fnet, % - lhe
present. dag, the British 6ossrnmon4
nssoE rnisa6 he Qussti1n e TIE EiRhf
a. he Unstsd States b exarelaa
iurisaiotion osoE tie waters of Hehrinn
Sea. nog hns tks DepaEtweuf Of late e1af
afEirmsd o. diaelaimed thal Eizht - the
coerns of its ccxEgsDondeoee wilh far
ef9n 0ossxnmen1a Ihs only eommnn
iestions ca tho eab,ee1 see6i4ed frpm
fhe Bg1ltsh 0eesEEment ere oonaned g
reauesls % Be furnished With informs-
tI1n auuoAlu1 the rspoFt 81 eainuEea %
BRITISH tsasela II BEARING ssa. sad 60
AR feom wilkho1aina % oauoeaIis9 nng
farls lhal miakt b8of e.FEiss 8 ihs
BI.tish 0ossFnnsnt b he spproenh-
inR nsassinst1nss tha fnlleal lnfsFms-
dee has ben fakni1h4d ths BTitlsh
nlnistw e 81 - faels af1sndlma ths
eelzarsg knuWa b ~ Dssallmant.
escEsanEy Bsyafa has ~ intsulloa o.
6eeIaa e. eeeapaz1 he ooisS1 e 3 anaI
and gafzsfzs1osY asltiem11s e tha Isl
efV anasainn - aar eoueaniment 0f
faess - okinnneEY, h1t kopea % reneh
tkis end b fail frse end opsa e.
euastsn 81 ever rAane e the ualfeR.
In whal DAunag. e any. lho Dapart-
msns mas b inasanee4 - - lrealnent
af AEasAnn NealsE1, e the fzFlsalEsioa of
- uniss6 Hintee ever Bshnn9 Gm
nksula esss - q1esffane1, b sha -
poEtsa asixzTe q fs11i4n sssEszs b
Ransla en 80 1lbsEian oa1sl e. . aimi-
lnF c1sim e faEindistta1 ogsf fhs wn1sln
hsgenf fhs tenae- mils H.mil, eAnuct -
n1a1s1 fog - rna8aa lha1 fhe u1EaE1-
mans 4 iznn1an4 e fhs faelg enan9e1s1
ulah % 11pnEted seizara1. Il b kneWn
tkas eno e fhe Essz1lz gas eeExs1 b ths
nnmaana for eelllnR Eona1 - ~
uusIsss q einla1ien 81 - Husalaa ~,
bnl ID ~ szsss Fep1Eto6 IS i Doi
knoWn e - DspaFlwezf e E1a1I
Wk1lkeE - pe1zsIs Wzle GhoEa 20 ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12
eHATsH H0RTH REPEaTEn
Ehirty naman K.lves Les
II = Cssllnlsn.


knuz (In1l. Osa 1f.-9Aa w.-.s
eo<.eE1 e - oAn1saoEth aIrslter 49,
saf.ea1a4 1esa tszay. A d11sn e.
o.se zlneos suoks- -heRzImsa. Asa
80 elln4 wcnsn aa1 ehIldren, vir1iS.s
q fellEDad eegeIesaness 80 kIr-f~--
IN. !lttezad ~ Eslinas nl1lioa kn~ss
s9s eo.e. a1d eF1rB avai1nAle rsniinp
p.aes .1ls afizznoe1 il fhrs vicinisE.
-. sarse mll1s 11un sAe teaek 81
she CalcaRo 4 AslHnsie Raii1nad. 80 s
iooe1g Wsf1F tank, pises AZ fesrfeIie
ueneled 1eeEiz marx ths spos wheTs 4
eolltAlna ssl4nm eqaals1 for tsrrfhle =.
l1lla oeenEesd.
1Ae kes1 haan1 expzaan. wkish l.fs
011naae tzs1 nfahn wiIh neeaf 800 a
Ies1lnasEn. had wifhnat { zsnrseS.sss
warming. daFinR : leupasary wsil. -
em&ned lnto kRunl bekina 81 keazlls
lo.esd -. fsa!nhl piunzina znalIlY far
gez4 T. e1e daEhnesz bent % hsaiTnu
81 eeNpetlllsn q kuzlFlna ersfrkf1 e
tne mexke2a o1 ths eeabeard.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

AmcxMm pMcnIoM I'M wArom oB xMn mMG.M
T0AMRMnMR c0AaRAmx.
ET. Loum. Oo3. 11.--1udnn Thaynr. mf
the Uniied states CiFcula Court, In tha
case of the Amorionn Bail Teienhnmn
CompanY naainaA Phillip II. Monn, "a
a.. today issued an ngdeg FemlEminina
The defendants FROM directly or Indirect
b making, aalnn, selllBRs oE furnighsnN
70 othern. any electric nDoahln@ aol8-
phone, o. telBphoms apparatus, amhxnn-
Ing o. ombodYina the inyomtlon and
improvements Of the patents granted 10
Ajax. q. Bell. Ihe delsndnnla are nnnl.
monad % appeaE In ihs OlFonit CouFi
on Saturday naxt 30 argue Ne m0lian
for Q temporary lnianotlnn. Thfe legal
siap b ihe Bell C0mpaHy ie more im-
p9Ftant than appoarB On tho surface.
Phillip L. R0ao, q al, ere Mnzo a h1in,
Of this eitV, Who make inatKumanla fea
the Pan Klealrso oompany, ksnss ne
aetlon b indlrootly aimed a ihat eon-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

ouu ov rnn mo oarzLn ocmpAmna nAxus
An AaaroNMuHT.


an Aaa1anmENz.
ax. Loum, Oct. II. The MlobRnsn
Land and Cattle Company, which wee
Incorporated IN Eaa1 81 Lnuis, 81.
ClaiF eonnly, Illinois, made nn naliRn-
meat Tits moEnloa y Judas KsefoF, og
Beilsville. Ililnoia. Thar nominaI a.
eals are e150.Oo0. upcn which thsg VIII
FeAli1a from IS % 20 per cent. They
liabilities are $4,000. A year nQo
their round un showed 1900 faa oaIlIa
on hand. for which they were oAnHoH
81 oo0o0o. The ynno FOuud. .up ropoEtoA
6ut 500 bed and ihs 1spaember iound.
% s1owed 20 incleasss fksix payer,
aoeoEdinaly, could nof be mst and they
deteTmined 10 Wind up theiK a8aIEa
Their paper ls held b. Western and g.
Lnnia banks.
Neuman 4 FarE. of ibs Elook Xardu
Bank, we're iho prineipai stookhoidela.
aBd boloee ihe assignment waa na66
iheg llnnnlsrred Ne banh 20 Innao n.
kno2, pagina him q bonus 70 nNrms
Ne responsibility. Mss. EalE mpr1-
gnasd heF home % VnndssnntaE plaos
for $4,000 % NEST tho bonus today.
Tbs Mechanics Banh 81 81 Leafs rmId
tie depouifosn % he 8bosk Yards Bank
n fun, saying CO.. 01Qoo0a Iho hanh
Hiil oonaInue ID bu8iuoNa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

nMAnsMB zen xmm pMBmAx oS 1En nnwwnH
NJ TMK w0ExKmWRA
H1. LouzH Oct. ll.--Allh0nah a wan
= cold, diamgFeoable day. from fn.n00 %
$500 people saw ne Belloiia Stay q
very good gama today, and the BruWmm
q very bad ona, IN kho woRld'a ehAmpipm-
ohip series. The home team rank In
egfusa. paEtlcnlRKay tnoGe of 8nthmm AND
boyia. who 9aHe ina DmtsolIN thniR nR9a
-four runs. The wuEk OF me Browns wan
almosl lifeless a. compared with lhat N
yesterday th1lF neldlnn, nxeapa OpMofN
and 0oEuthers, being wFpfahnd, and
their naagrunnluN wmn NMaY a1aaNV.
noth pltohera warn hia freely, hnh haN
kauiH reoetvad proper nnupnEl tne hltn
against him would nos enly hnvn hoom
few but the puiHpiia would noA hMsm
made maga Than enc run. Hnnlnn, tnH
Ne vielloFn. earned rum on eplen1l1
Funnlna, n1oAlinn both naoun& and thiRd.
8aonus DgtneIt 8, De, Isonis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

xnn nkx1m nB1UoEF nMgonn xnH AU4
Tn1nuIns ~ A RnoBnB MaHMN1.
WanzmazoH, Ost. iis-Tho Fsposhsa
egirllan e eetlleE1 fE1m he uuGalne&
lad eranla of ~ ~ PauI 3 eloaE
CITY naIlroad hns bagn h11noos o tha
aif1nfio1 q AttoEnsg 0snerai 0asian1
b Dlaia AitoEney 01naEal B4kcs e
Ioua, - lelasF - uhiah - ouDaaI1 fn1
fe6sIal aegigla1oo IL The p1oia11lan ~
nsftlals until ths Qnosilon 81 fhs'T riak1
- ths inRea hsl1 - them ean - 6s-
tegulnod b Ne eonFia 1Ae Aitozn1T
0susTal E1lorled ~ lst1eE 70 ~ &c.
EetnrH 81 ne 1nisri1E foE sucb 1s0N1s-
flous - - msI desn DEop1I un1ef ~
rIEenn11aneea
Ths AikoFnsy osBoral, epaakina q
Ne ma11a1 to6ay, naid lha1 1na ma1tar
ha1 be1n bgoaaht - he nollsa abou1 .
ger 80, bat no1 lhon u . nhape aall-
ln1 fus az aell11 on Iba paFf q ~
09vtfDment W141sgog. u y nog e.
open qns1tion. whioA ean belt ~ -
l6Emined - th1 r1eoF6a q fhs Inlarl1g
UepaFlmg11 e. % tho title - ~ Iant1
q tI1pu1a nnf the m111of1 nmpIoFef
b a1o 80 - niaimau11 g. 6i1InII1r'|
nnoikeE 80 n adganoe e f1dIllnf 81
llomen1 ~ the qaellisn e il1oa.
Iha n1uspap1E a1al1msu1 lhat -
ktter1oT 0aneIaI Eafn1sd y 800 rgo-
oeefinnl n ~ olaes CouEt uas dkag.
neierine4 e eb1nrt - ~ foes. e Il
I'D - t1Hl1dle1lon ufs1geeI ogeE ~
et&te ooart1s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

Ie4ag On hia bed of aaony at Ia
hosei aa kouAs. the enginssr ak the una
s.nnef train told the folEowina sioRy:
: We passed No. 90 at Bocna GreBe a.
lsme. and started t0waxas Kouas. No.
~ Uniae0 oaa Of the staten Ien shan
two mtnn1sz behind us whea thag
sepna0 have waited mach lnnaes.
When - were away from tswn we
eould zee shsif lights q little wnF he-
hind. We we're NOS Funnina faat b.
eauae the englne waa rannlna only nn
cue aids. We haa broken tie eeeen.
trio strap ana were running hue ons
pair of driving uhasls. haHlna hesn
foxcsd TO discontinue the oshe. pair ~
wheelss which we're running looas. az
eonrse. The accident hala our epeed
down . little, bot we had no idea that
the engineer Of No. - wouId have nnv
eiMcziay IN Keeping cG from our heals.
It's Lass time locked bach thers wan
amDle room betwe1n rs. We stu1nea
% boene Gruge tamk and were shala al
moat . miunto before they siguak a.. =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

soms q ths nachInery Of Ia uaruru-
zeR enRlne had heen throWn ou{ a. Or
pez uuzlnR ths yun from Ohissna. A
tFl1ina 11gp e. TIE wsfag tnnk wenId
make al xiGht. 8 was thoaahk, and -
500 vas aoeofdinely nads, and sn6-
asaiy onf Of The darkness behind oazas
ne nnsk 1f tAe headliRhf. 6 rash and 4
faltls. the Kaalss of naans wheela. and
then . mIahiy crash. 1aat e 6 chafa.-
vcF.es iha 1lssrlna eoaah nov eni n ils
deadly work Tha massive ffamewerk
o. Ne siesReK waa transformed int a
n1gs en1np1lt ard pushnd msraIlaesiv
forward By TIE freight q crushed into
tne ears forward. amaEhIna tha cou-
p9Eaefvely light timbeRa ana makinn
sne gork q: aeairuetfon oompEete. The
useek quickly tonk nEe, and ne sinhe
Of ne ahFiekina ysatIms ana 80 ilnne-
ing hamea waa ems nsssz e he foE.
astsen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12
ACADEMY OF fHR HOLY NAMES
aRATEGR VT.

rTsHORouan INSTRUCTION n gER ESo.
i ilaA hraschsa A., 9nElA kiaentloa aod
he Langa So y 1n sxlelt11ced eeEfa e
seaehsls. IA etnais 1EErl Hpeclai 1evnnteHFa
for WasworA. cayca, fIlrllaE - Qli 80 -
Ns1er celsls, Ralalts1 - c..na, Ui4ea. VI.
Aua n1,enssca. Foeaf mu1la, lnaualrlal arags
tna. plaia and ernaHnatal nee1lo8c<k ee1EAt
tfos e eANrse. Baya untW u III - Eeoeiyet
b . e1p4rata 9zpaztnsnA
Her iartAeH infsrnatinn a11roa
- auiD eHfEs scPEA1oRs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12
LOWELL HOTEL.

SSooD AccoaMonATIoss AND rABLR
VI fasni1Aed Nith tAe hsa1 tAe narkst aeoras.
ReOpts iocAlnf faf lana n tAis sieilioI usl
aad q b tAoif AlsaakaHe . ell oa me. e
have fsf uale oaslFakae iaaia rsnElna n prtee
from - & e par acra caa fuFniak smpteT-
meat eilhar ia ths lurEsng oampa o. 81 ~
ranch to man uiih hHlfsA Per fuFther PAR
- kg. ..'.s sgISH, q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

- 01tALA4E43 LI1GIG84Ms
MnEnnknuzA Osk 1l.-Tks Enirkis
q AAboE AManh1V TITS wara.na -
pzeEed ~ denan3 e Ne looal r1.n1sls
t1F ~ l1oroaz4 ncals 81 waRs4 nn1
eo1Ez111Ia1e6 l1em a ~ master hap.
i1R oaee g1bmi11f re altl,sailan.
Aoa ctneF e1zI1nm e tAe noSn,DE
es1zlon va 1eisYa1 q aosoaul q
0c1le1 - 1u1psn1 the rules . aIlau tha
saiil11 e ~ rsil eR 6iulris1s and Ihalr
replculall4e1 aRa lha nar1uk,Iea. Il
uN4 also sta1ed b ~ chair tka1 tAi1
uoele he Ne lns1 ehaneo he hNlaEz1ss
ue1l3 have b pseeens dcsauNnf8. e..
efleg to-day tAe eon4outiou wuutd aoEe|
rlz1l elaaQ % r1ulina buslnaua . tke
sd The eummitaos appointed aegeral
GAYS SO % donuanea Sha DallfnnFe
end oA3Q deal bFunaAt q somo soal-
eerlAE reeulGoI01A nnd n1gIz1d loe1 Q
msmoElM b paapnRe3 fee alrnafuEea
end be sent % OnngfsEs h ordaR thai
ne queselau e goeeznmant lsI1gEopA
mlenl he hfenGAt baf1se ~ pahlle
upon q eAE b or1sE q ihe kniRAaa q
L4eoE 0ga1Eal Aa1snhlY thia nflarnonn,
I. 3 ban6y moved sAal Ne Einane1
OuDml11e1 19 tnzlRuHf14 aa ael Nfns
apon the aeoouul1 o. tha 0o0eEal Exeu
ullee Beard. Carried.
Iee Ce1Tn1tten app1epgiated 9500o
for l1e pEoeoc11I9n of tho HoapilAl
eyu4i11teeH 81 Texas foR intFoduelne
teHelGn eonl1Aet labor q vialaafun oe
lhe natisnal laws.
1hs Oonsmllao1 ca Ca-oporakion pre-
seatod docament soquegfinR loeIHla-
ton, anki11 tho1 iaetaRers ho cent onl,
1haa An n1'n7nf rrrlntfr.n So erf a. A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12
EDUCATIONAL CLASSES.

GLASSES n pENMANsHfP AND BOOK
~ keepiaK every Menaay eFeu1n& g
s'elock- k-tanfht b Prot. y. 2. MIA 81 Gen
Cay BualneGs CaiieNn, ~ ouincy, d,
vocal MUSfo every Tueafn5 ereala1s a
e'icloek-eaneht ~ Pref W. 0EnpEA
eHokf Rand, gxeFy Wednesday eFeotng,
foang ManAa chrlallan An1cc,aaion. whore fall
pnrticuinEa mny ee eolalned - eAillna % he
General 6NcFelayy. cla1soa u NooAl Music
ana Shoga Hand epsa . latieA oee e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

Abosf ths only paEsoa nbsut and wIIl-
ine q I'll lhs dslaiis Of haeruR - Df.
o. w. Hakse. 1ne DoctR s 3 pzns.
psfuzs looking in1elliReni nau e sho1t
81 yeaEaof aRe. vAe pzompflF rssVandsd
b tha dss6 of nkeht % q szII Ehat -
tAks hnnd- ear a11 80 to fks sslna al
t1a EFeek. thFes ufsEs fFo1 BE rssI-
esaes. d. Mekse rszdsEs1 nehis esE-
v5se. He ha4 s1sn9 fi@s g esla hls
exp2ieEee b ds14ii, hut ntata6 % -
ths bset q his kne9is1es Il nanlf na.
be osssse4tiaz shs fas1s . sag shas tie
ealiisfo1 had ee4t ths fsSz of fans
tAirty peoDls. st waa eAoE4lT nfsak /
ess1eak thia nsoEuing Whan hs reaeksd
tAs wEeek, and ha tuDs1satalE ken1n
- I've htg ssEVteEs . - Uoanxnf.
~Ibess Who weFs hnEs ukan - esa1h
e4ma" ke s4EA @mns1 kass ksA 1islIs
shanss Ia iheiE nEs4 - qsieklg -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12
SEATTIE HOSE TEAM.
Ne = wsss = Jsus,lsr-Ev.rshsav
sAslsasa-A cszpssis vlssszy--
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fSpeeial f-Eha fFeman'a lonfnaman1
oponed icdag. Iha entries uera fEon
1eatlle, Iaeous, WalIa UnlIa nn1
4pokeno kaila. Ihe W11theE We nnaa-
nl1ceai end lhe lEaek h eplQn6la 60
9iII1n. 41o Elfe11 aIonQ tta enur1s
eaa olacE uIl1 p1opl1 and EVER tnnn
uas received Wilh nbeRal arpln11a nnf
tie oolpo1s in1eleg1 n1amed - - oahen
a ne regnll. Ths eonallIona e -
rec ueEo % Fun 10 yarda b tha h1-
6Eank, ~ 800 feet e hooa, a11nGA q he
hV6ran1 Riro and 80 WafsH.
n lhe draw t1a uiahl ho4uEn Gne1Ils
ggl Ne nfe1 %, xacoma oo1onA Wnlfa
Wa'in t1irt nn1 NpoAnno houglh. HsaA
~ oul ca toe woEk d aHu11 ahara. xhs
team waa b 1no cn1dil,un. e wapa "a
the Ean1eFa. and theY uso1e . boeullfuI
Fu1 and coune1lion at tha hFannn4,
bat had % u1le e1VaEaa seconds lnE Ne
walzEs Who1 l1e eInlo wo1 anno1noo1
q 8 u se1ond1 The ogoRd shouted Innli.
", - thal record uaa oon1l1ored hard
% beak, aiid - q proved te b.
I'm ozHzn xaAnn.
Ths Tanoma team mads 4 RonA ~
b1t uaa no1 ~ % whn1 uaa enr1n1aA.
This team eos UaieR b $50 s1oo1da.
Walla Nalla came % ~ nnrH1eh
annlag1 EgeEl expeo1nefon, a. lha team n
known - BE- aWtf1 of fool. Tier made
. beantifll run, never hrsakina lhuls
speed until - ~ hYdFant. ta wnH
patent - Ne sBoWd that lhs seam wa
making RFeaa speo1. 1unl q tha crowd
Wa1 getting rsadY % yeli themselves
noarsa lns water eame aad blew 81 Ne
no1zle. u waa a cad 1lnzppoin1mant ~
Ne team and Ita bnnkngu.
When Ne apokano Enasrs moved 10
he gtarfing polRa aii fsll certain ihns
Ne boys wo1l4 carry cN TIE hcnnza,
pRogioinN 70 aa1i&ant occurred. xha
ran wa8 uapsTb, tie timo % lha hyRanat
BEING - secondss and TIE lass 100 Vandn
u laying hoee was made IN 1fif Soc
ond1, hut tuat a1 tha Vlooorv wna IN
heir Grasp lho eouplaR 0mnksf fanr.
lniiy end she water dreWnea oul tks
time.
Seattle saksa ne easo puras END the
Iilvsz tEampal, and FaooGa NE nseuna
paFaa a. Ql50.
nnuaERo nmMD orr.
Lhe crowd gave The nomtslo boga q
Ionaing send o4. The fnnsa we're fair
md square In every detail, mB6 nos 3
9oFd oi ianRllnN wne 20 BE- heard.
Everybody wa nalln1s6, amd Hpnkmne
lFeela ehe chanaplons with nhsao ohenaa
nd tlGsr. Ths dry tsaa comes oM 10
noRruw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

Ilappeafs lha4 0os0ner Leafhsrman
Cid nos empansi Q iary. That pSosad-
uEa u not q nenaaully according 10 the
inNa of Endiana. ka the wenak. shs
goFoneF wAa mel b. Johnaou. aasnrney
for the Chicago q kflamfio, ana heina
sold lhat The enRiseeT o. tbs ffeiRht
train bad been lakan with oshaE sus-
visots % HnntinRs0n deelaed 10 20
there which be Gid h eompany with
TIE railroads lawyer and several ether
eenslemen. Ths Coroner 10 we'll ap0ken
Of amona thh people og kouk. Thag
di1 not eriti1iss hia aation Ia going lo1
Auntingtou. helisvina he ia square
TIE OoEunag h described g. FnRhaR .
young man 10 be charged wiah amah az
lmpoFlaBt duty aa dasarminlnQ sha re-
ap0nalhility for The wreck.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

Who can aaula - casFg ths Inra.ul
q i.ssssi issirs.u-f snss.. c,nssr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

In the litfle sitting room Of ne cot
tags which serves as q hotel in ehia
town, two OF the wounded survivors Of
the accident niiIi remained late khis
afternoon. Herman Miles, q Bohemian
boy on hia way from Dundae. IA, 20
The old country, is stretched 81 one
luunRs In Low dark room. His head
e feaEfully battered aud bic riaAi len is
freetnEed.
The other wounded man q Joaaph
MoOoOk, bar tender Of Boston, Who,
bad ne not been passenger on She III
fAted train, would have been welcomed
tn Chicago By relatives whom be has
nos seen for years. His injuries are f0R
tbe mOes part internal and are NOS 20
severe but that his recovery d possible.
He wAg ahle 10 tell Of the awful occur
renea ne follows II was IN the panaan-
ReT coach. at the time OF she eeeident.
which vas next 20 the last cax on the
train. Just before midnight w0nt IN
10 she smoker, which was inat ahead Of
ouR car and chntted for an hour and
came baek 10 the c0aoh with 3 y0unn
man Who sat d0Wn msaE me. Thaa Is
TIE last I've seen or expect 10 zee Of aha
poor fellow. dusl as I bad atresehed
myaelf out 70 90 asleep. and Just before
! closed my eyes. there was an awful,
nneaFlhly crash. which never wish 20
bear eRnin. Leeuld feel myself thrown
violently forward and then ] became
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

PnxAEumA (CaI.l. Osk I1.-Tha wife
of Mannsi 0omGz, livIna cn San Anla-
MO 6fsak, isl3 hsE foas monlks oif babe
q shs crMAia atlonde6 b 3 iitfls trelh.
q an1 won1 inso tns yard for sorna par
posa. 1ho little boz fiahisd Z oanfls
and "a IRE b The eTadle au2 the hahf.
Ths motheF Fushs1 % ita ns1fstansa. ~
Ehe ehIld was % badly burnad fkat Il
fief fki1 marnlBa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

A pathetic lnei0enl Ct the wrenk inge-
laksd By The a1afion agent. Il q tbs
sf0ry Of youna lady fEom Oslo, whose
name 0e1l0 net b. Fonemb1raA. she
waa ane Of tha pasasnRaEa On sha isl.
fa1ed train and when khe crash came,
with The prossnos of mind and enaFRy
worthy ef Q atFong mindsd maaoullne,
nhe salzad IN axe fFgm lite resting piaes
on the side Of the car and hsWed her
way thromRh 10 q windHw. Her 0wn
safety assured heF thoughts tnKned 10
the helpIsaa unfsEsunalea whose cries
for a9afH&anoo sounded bahfnd her
Thsy did nos call In vain for she Funhad
ii khe direction Of the cries and person
ally AIDED those peer persons from The
wreck.
To use her own lanauaRes II ara an
] ooald and wonid have continued hnd
noe heard Dg. PeEsy aEyina and moan.
InR pIieoualy that his foat we're barn.
Inc. Thea my strength gave way and /
was compelled - dsaiat and ssek assist-
nnes mysslk."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

6aonsNuEHo, Ost. II. - 0ogornos
Wnsasman bea appolatsd 90 sxpeEs %
fho1o1ahiy eEami1e tne ot1lo Pfinliua
O3se. u wia ssqgiEs So menfha. y
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fha1 - m11h be4sY ma1eTiaf s koina
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-12

PIAMo TuMgR.

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A lseassd d 9oaffis. = pfspared - tu1e and
lskan1oFr manner. af madeFnte aeRmR 1hs
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employer
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